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    Explore " astrogeology" with insightful episodes like "Book l The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies | A Conversation with author Richard Anderson | The Perspectives Podcast With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone and Marco Ciappelli", "Rock celebrity! The Black Beauty saga - Part 1", "Episode 17, The Kids, June 2022" and "Ep. 31 Astrogeology" from podcasts like ""ITSPmagazine", "Science Friction - Hello AI Overlords", "CTM the Podcast" and "HD and the Void"" and more!

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    Book l The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies | A Conversation with author Richard Anderson | The Perspectives Podcast With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone and Marco Ciappelli

    Book l The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies | A Conversation with author Richard Anderson | The Perspectives Podcast With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone and Marco Ciappelli

    Guest

    Richard Anderson, Author

    On Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/RichardAndersonAuthor

    Hosts

    Dr. Susan Byrne Stone, Therapist, Coach, Professor, Consultant, Talk Show Producer & Host and Mentor

    On ITSPmagazine | https://itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/dr-susan-birne-stone

    Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast

    On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli

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    Episode Introduction

    "Journey through time and space as we discuss "The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies" with author Richard Anderson."

    Welcome to another fascinating episode of The Perspectives Podcast, where your hosts, Dr. Susan Birne-Stone and Marco Ciappelli, delve into the mysteries of life's evolution with their esteemed guest, Richard Anderson, author of the groundbreaking book, "The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies." Today's discussion will take you on a mind-bending journey through time, from the inception of life on Earth to the far reaches of space colonization. Join us as we explore the significance of Earth's abundance of metals, the complexities of defining life, and the role of extinctions in shaping the course of evolution. You don't want to miss this riveting conversation that will leave you questioning your own understanding of life and its infinite possibilities. Make sure to share this episode on social media and subscribe to our YouTube playlist and Podcast on your favorite podcast player to stay up-to-date with all our enlightening discussions!


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    About The Book:

    Some 13.8 billion years ago an extraordinary event occurred that we call the "Big Bang.” This primal release of energy formed the universe and everything in it, including us. Author Richard Anderson’s The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies offers a dramatic understanding of this event, the creation of matter, how life evolved on Earth, and the wondrous extraterrestrial future that awaits us as a species, as societies, and as communities.

    When you read The Evolution of Life, you will be led step-by-step along this magnificent journey to a new possible dawn for humanity. Although it often seems we live in a quagmire of non-ending dysfunction, we only need to review the histories of societies to realize that there has been progress. Forward-looking people may never inherit the Earth, but they will lead us into the future. They may likely create a permanent presence in space for themselves and their progeny. That event could be instrumental in saving our Earth.

    From the beginning of mankind, we have wondered about the world around us and our place in it. At first it must have been all a mystery. When empirical evidence eluded our distant ancestors, they invented myths, origin stories, and belief systems to explain phenomena beyond their grasp. Slowly, experience and inquiry led to greater knowledge and understanding. The greatest minds of our species have tried to answer the fundamental questions of our existence on earth.

    ....With an approachable style and tone, supported by easy-to-follow graphics, Anderson’s mastery of the science and compassion for the human dimension bring the mystery and meaning of the universe into focus, allowing even those of us with a casual acquaintance with (or aversion to) science or sociology a deeper understanding of who we are, how we got here and where we may be going in the future. It’s “Big History” at its biggest. It’s quite a ride. —William Briggs, Ed.D., Dean Emeritus, College of Communications, California State University Fullerton, excerpt from the Foreword

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    Resources

    The Evolution of Life: Big Bang to Space Colonies (Book): https://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Life-Bang-Space-Colonies/dp/B09XSS9D62/

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    Episode 17, The Kids, June 2022

    Episode 17, The Kids, June 2022

    The McKinney Center hosted Conversations That Matter on June 9th, 2022. In this “Conversation,” attendees heard a special kids’ only edition! Our featured guests that month include Ethan, Audrey, and Hailey Miller. This conversation was moderated by McKinney Center Advisory Board Member and volunteer, Michelle Treece and friend of the McKinney Center, Brittany Butler. It will took place via Zoom on June 9th, at 7 pm.

    Supported by the East Tennessee Foundation’s Hope in Action Grant, “Conversations that Matter” is a monthly series produced by the McKinney Center in Jonesborough, Tennessee. In each “Conversation” two local guests from different backgrounds (age, race, religion, culture, etc.) explore their own culture and perspective and talk to each other about what makes them unique, discover their similarities, and explore their differences. They will look at where their lives might intersect personally and in the community. The goal of each “Conversation that Matters” is for guests and participants to hear real stories, from real neighbors.

    Ethan, Audrey, and Hailey are siblings and the children of Brittany Butler and Charlie Miller. Ethan is a rising 6th grader and was born here in Johnson City, TN. Audrey is a rising 3rd grader and was born in New Orleans, LA (like her mom), and Hailey is a rising 1st grader who was born in Kent, OH. Growing up in a multiracial family and having lived in a few places so far, they have each built a unique view on life, people, and what they believe in. They all currently attend Ashley Academy, an independent school in Johnson City that provides children with unique and challenging learning opportunities in a nurturing, safe, and culturally diverse environment. Even in their short lives they have experienced issues related to race, equality, tolerance, and belonging.

    Ethan loves all things Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokémon, and Manga/ Anime. He often binge-watches shows and must be encouraged to go to bed! Audrey is the living embodiment of the word “precocious”. She is passionate and willing to debate any and everything. She is preparing, at 8 years old, for her future profession in astrogeology. Hailey is a typical easy – going third child who loves her videos on YouTube. She’s a mover and shaker who rates individuals on their ability to cuddle. Hailey is also a cat whisperer who loves her newest cats, Midnight and Noir. Other pets include a 15-year-old cat, Mr. Darcy and 2-year-old rat terrier dog, Bruno.

    This monthly series is inspired by the Diversity & Equity Subcommittee at the McKinney Center, and their desire to highlight the experiences of all voices in Washington County, Tennessee, with an intention to include marginalized groups. By showcasing these conversations, the Diversity & Equity subcommittee hopes to open doors to new ideas and perspectives amongst our very own neighbors. Questions such as, “What was your experience in grade school and how did that make you feel?” or, “Have you experienced exclusion or racism?” For many of us, the answers are different and unique. The McKinney Center believes it is time to talk about our experiences and share them.

    There is value in uplifting these stories so that we may learn from one another. Then, after hearing from one another our moderators and guest conversationalists will give insight on how to move forward.

    Ep. 31 Astrogeology

    Ep. 31 Astrogeology

    There is a branch of study where rocks and space meet (sometimes to explosive effect, when asteroids and meteorites are concerned)... It can be called planetary geology, exogeology, or astrogeology. Listen to hear more about what the life of an astrogeologist entails, from identifying features from a distance to exploring craters. The Shoemakers' contributions to the field are also discussed in-depth to give you a sense of what astrogeology can involve.

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